REACH Studio Art Center is a nonprofit art center on S. Washington Ave in Lansing that runs week-long summer art camps for children and teens. Camps are grouped for ages 6-10 and ages 10-13 (some 10-15), with themed sessions such as Multimedia Masterminds, Marvelous Matisse Room and a Clay Wheel camp exploring age-appropriate projects across a range of media for all experience and ability levels. Campers can attend mornings, afternoons or all day, and select advanced camps run 9:00-12:00 for upper elementary through high school students. Tuition is $180 per session week ($210 for Clay Wheel Camp), with full and partial scholarships available.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact REACH Studio Art Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Sharon ChildsMy grand kids did a Wednesday art class at reach art studio they loved it!
★★K RI wasn't impressed with the instruction in Life Drawing. I didn't get any input on either how to proceed or on how to improve my work once I managed to fumble through the sketches. The room was very cold and the life model was obviously uncomfortable. We were instructed to draw the model in 12 separate timed sketches of different poses. It was pointless as I had no idea how to proceed. I left the class halfway through and won't be back.
★★★★★Corwin SmidtREACH is a nonprofit arts center focused on providing equitable access to the arts for all Lansing area residents. The positive and uplifting vibe is so wonderful. And it has awesome instructors and staff that provide amazing summer and evening arts classes. My kids love it here.
★★★★★Elizabeth GlewThis place is amazing! All the art education I wish I could have had as a kid with expert, encouraging teachers in a pleasant environment. Their level of community engagement is impressive too. Highly recommend.
★★★★★Michelle NicholsonSuch a variety of opportunities to engage with art: clay, fiber, paint, drawing, performing! Fun for all ages.